Dig: Liberal Hegemon w/ Aziz Rana
Jacobin Radio
FDR, the Supreme Court, and the New Deal Conflict
This chapter explores the complex relationship between FDR's New Deal reforms and the constitutional challenges posed by the Supreme Court during the Great Depression. It discusses the significant tensions between conservative and progressive justices, labor movements' role in advocating for change, and the contentious proposal of court packing by FDR. Additionally, the chapter reflects on how these historical conflicts reshaped American governance and the legal landscape, influencing labor rights and systemic reforms.
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